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>that the job is offshored or your boss hands you
>a job that you don't like performing - and that
>is the reason you decide to quit - what are you
>to say? The truth, or utter some 'polite,
>meaningless words' about the new job you are interviewing
I'll tell you why. If you were interviewing in front of me and when I
asked you why you left, you said your "boss hands you a job that you
don't like performing", so you quit, I've got news for you...the
interview is over right there. Do you think I'm going to hire you,
knowing that you'll bail the first time I tell you to do something you
don't like?
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
Isogon Corporation http://www.isogon.com
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